Awesome Parodies

What do you get when a North Korean force meets a Russian object? Shirtless gods. In his latest adventure, playboy detective Kim Jong Un collides with asteroid puncher Vladimir Putin. Miraculously, the world didn’t end.

Jedi knight Merve Bushwhacker and some bloody thirsty rebels go after a Sith lord who’s hoarding all of the land’s beer. Star Wars Downunder is a silly tale filled with more Aussie jokes than we can recognize. Plain English captions available.

FinalCutKing pokes fun at Amazon’s proposed drone-based shipping system with Amazon Rockets – which would offer delivery in just three to five minutes. Just like Amazon Prime Air, it’s got some kinks which need to be worked out.

Sesame Street mocks The Hunger Games: Catching Fire as Cookieness Evereat and her friends are forced to play yet another series of challenging games against their will. We always thought Peeta sounded like a piece of bread too.

(NSFW: Language) The French are sometimes stereotyped as being fashion snobs. The very animated comedian Oliver Giraud reveals how you can fit in Parisian shops should you encounter his intimidating countrymen.

(NSFW: Language) Collegehumor continues to poke fun– er, glorify the very best leader of North Korea. Will Kim Jong Un’s Pokémon expertise help save his nation? Not that it needs saving. North Korea’s doing just fine.

Peter Smith-Buchanan mocks the business practice of Best Made Co., which rides on the trendy hand-crafted bandwagon to sell otherwise conventional items at marked-up prices. He even has a matching website.

(NSFW: Language) Wait for it… or don’t. In case his profile pic didn’t set off your parody radar, the titles of the tracks by this Soundcloud troll will. He pokes fun at the customary climax-then-drop structure of electronic dance music.

Saturday Night Live’s Jay Pharoah and Nasim Pedrad viciously mock the celebrity couple that everyone loves to hate, Kanye West and Kim Kardashian. Haaah! Props to Lady Gaga for poking fun at herself.

(NSFW: Language) So you’re telling me, that you can solve Africa’s problems by oversimplifying them? From the folks behind the hilarious Africa for Norway comes another indictment of lazy and offensive fundraising campaign ads.

While the way Breaking Bad ended was immensely satisfying, we all thought about the possibility at some point that Walter White was really just the dad from Malcolm in the Middle – and it was all a bad dream. Here’s that ending.

Daniel Hubbard created this parody of the space epic Gravity, in which the unrelenting, disorienting blackness of space is replaced with the unrelenting, disorienting blue and yellow of Sweden’s mega store. And meatballs.

(NSFW: Language) “Those are bird wings, just huge and on a man.” After getting rid of Wolverine and Gambit, Pete Holmes’ evil Professor X turns his attention to Angel, who henceforth shall now also be known as Bird.

“If you saw it in a movie, you wouldn’t believe it! And it’d be a pretty bad movie too.” Yahoo! Screen parodies ESPN’s 30 for 30 sports documentaries by breaking down Michael Jordan’s awful live-action animated flick, Space Jam.

Ylvis is back with another amusing video. This time, they’re not singing a new song, but they’re doing covers of classic tunes with the addition of an unlikely musical instrument. It works way better than you’d expect.

Screen Junkies imagines what a new Superman cartoon would be like if Zack Snyder and the brains behind the Man of Steel movie handled it as well. It could use a bit more nonsense, but the essence is already there.